VALUE-MEANING SPHERE AS A RESOURCE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL RESILIENCE IN STRESSFUL SITUATIONS IN MODERN YOUTH

Abstract

The article provides a detailed theoretical analysis of the value-semantic sphere of the personality as one of the key internal resources of psychological endurance of modern youth in conditions of increased social tension, uncertainty and information overload. Psychological endurance is considered as an integrative characteristic of the personality, which ensures the preservation of internal balance, emotional stability, integrity of the self-concept and the ability to function productively in stressful situations. It is substantiated that it is the system of life values, beliefs and personal meanings that determines the nature of the interpretation of complex events, directs the processes of self-regulation and influences the choice of constructive coping strategies. The main theoretical approaches to understanding meaning-making and its role in the formation of personality resilience are analyzed, in particular the existential, humanistic, analytical and activity-semantic directions of psychology. Particular attention is paid to adolescence as a sensitive period of the formation of identity, life guidelines and a responsible attitude to one’s own choices. The importance of the family, cultural and educational environment in the formation of semantic regulation of behavior is outlined, and the potential of psychological practices aimed at the development of meaning-making is also determined. The conclusion is made about the need for targeted support for the development of the value-semantic sphere as an important condition for maintaining psychological health and forming a stable life position of modern youth.